... I EOUSP~~'' O~~I th UVRIPOOL AND1 Ki~F~I AxMgRKE1' tit,;? - T. i 05'S . BERE CAD. R a * T,' -Satuarday, rsaterday. ? o . rd?, ?? c& i. x.,? L d. 41iSd. L . :fz the ?? pod.. 0 a @,o ?? 0 66@0 8 and Mutton'.I?%. . j ..0 7'.0 a ?? .0 .6 0.. 8 Led. Veall J_ * ?? 0 he ;Lmb ?? ,. 8'0..10 6.. 0 7. 013 a Ino Preshork..o,. . 0,_6? .0 7. -0 6.. 0 7 .Slaon ?? . , 1 8 .110 .. 9.. 00 A 9a ?? 2 .4.'o - ...

... ] DESTRUCTION BY FIRE OF THE I ; JAMES BAINES. 1r, Yesterday, the James Baines, one of the noblest lis of the Black Ball line of clipper ships, belonging to en Messrs. James Baines and Co., was almost wholly cli destroyed by fire, in the ?? Dock; and to sic this loss has to be added that caused by the destruc- tion of or damage to very nearly the whole of an ad Indian cargo of jute, linseed, ...

... SUGGESTI.ONS FOR LORD DERBY. | -I . he ag on Lord Derby hes been liberally supplied PI rid within the last few days w~ith the Suggestions qu 3' and advice,7--we canl scarcely add the c0- LV.Iw ug operation-which lie so anxiously desiderates ie- and courts. The Directors of the East India Company have published a very able report, mi ,od in -which tihe objections to the bills both of Ald Lay ...

... ST. HIELENI'S. O. ELSoiro OF CttiUINtD S AT S13 III;grXNS.-TII ?? ing~, isa return of tha persones oieated :- Serltttoll Mors, 'Y °ini Smisth! end 'llilas ileha, ll withbout ?? Parr: Mr. Peter ktoardls-nm, without oplipotitor.-'VorEccle- etoeii Mteasus Thumuss Suhnesii abd .aae ila lvr witihoutl olpposition. - tlosr Whille(wihwe ortd Jo*.aPih Viiawortl, illi isige Illinklor(, a i n ...

... CORRESPOEN. K;~ Ak-b1f0ING V-ES8 lSEL IN` THE rA cEuL, T?o THE C1AMA N OF THE ,r ILT CoMM'rrTEEi, O ?? Siri-LI thký-the liberty of drsiog?thw attgnt'tsi, o 'your a of coniuit.eeto the numergus vessels lately lysug-at anci o t nly, laitheslrcot $racgkof this feor's steamers. .-Vqyslessso fbsg3 Q '481 have TteSntly .peValtld, 'and heo risk ani'iiit?ger you; eir, must be aware, of..? ?lthout ...

... Sr UL LUX SALVS ?O)?ULI L1? SUILEMA. The first stop is about to be taken to give to the Prince of Wales an independent esjab- lishment. Instructions have been given to fit up the White Lodge, at Richmond, for his occupation. Lord Donoughmore, the President of the Board of Trade, and Mr. Mowbray, Judge- P advocate, were on Tuesday sworn in members f of the Privy Council. ti In consequence of ...

... WORKING MEN'S SABBATH ADD1RESSES. The last of the series of addresses to working men (a for the present season was delivered at the Concert b] Hall on Sunllay afternoon, bythe r`ev. H. S. Brown, ftl who took for his subject The Fustian Jacket. In is openliing his address, the reverend gentleman said it woas curious to observe how isportant a part dress Pin played its formning the ontward and ...

... TOXTETH-PARK GUARDIS. I' -- , , ? .. ?? . - . . - - The weekly meeting of this board was held yester- A Is day,, at the Public-offices, Toxteth-park, Mr. lr- tb Lt qunart in the chair, and the other members present e| were Messrs. Siddeley, Grindrod, Joseph} ,i.1on,1h y Moss, Craig, John Wilson, H. Layland Hughes,' 6Johns, Ogden Miller, Baynes, Rogers, tarrbson.-co ai Mr. Gough, die governor, ...

... S. I . A4.LIAM T *- -. I IMPERIA -PARLIAKk, ti ' w ; - t ~v-4eI icR FROM OUR OWN 'veri GNZ AOKTIC TELERA-P.R. wtar, ire'the,' THURSDAY, APRIL :,.'fore he The Lard'qhAce lortook.1hislget' at fye, 'clock. rem mg The Earl of ALBESIARLE, in presenting~a petitio~n fro, f~or signed by 12,00() of the inhabitants- of Manchester Vie )ell and Saford, stated that it contained a request for 0to r-p ...

... DOMESTIC, t.o orie TUhe first step is about to be taken to give per sot to the Prince of Wales an independent estab- tainin Ulinmeut. Instructions have been given to £12 T8 fit'up the White Lodge, at Richmond, for proven his occu1pation. pergoni Al. Parsigny, the Ambassadlor of Franco, belong ansi the Countess des Persigny, arrived at Fror 'Windsor Castle on M3onday, and remained Sir Cha till ...

... NTEW AUTILLERY.--ENGLAND - IMPREGNA]LE. 6r- TIle following interesting COMMninsUnicrat tkom. agi Id' Sir Charles Shaw has appeared in somne of the Lon- Jae ey. don journals ?? . . - . :ti e While great' discoveries in the arts r.nd sciences m' have taken place I and wonderful iprxovement in s0 Ts nanufactures ýand agricult.Le, the r?-t of war has dprogresse slowly, and we have sti'A to go back ...

... SALWS 1bri ! SUMMAIRY. There is a rumnour inl London*.that Lord such a Palmerston contqmplates a fatal 'assault on AS the Derby M1iistry and their India Bill; for re but, finding that some of his late adherents findinE are not ready to support him in the attack, future he has summoned a meetihg' of the Palmer- The stonians, to be held On Wednesday next, to the eE decide what course shall be ...